Below is a simple batch script which takes each line of a text file and lets you use it in a script. I have provided an example of this below.
I have needed FOR EACH, DO batch scripts numerous times over the years and its always hard to find a good one on the Internet.
@ECHO OFF
For /f %%i in (c:\computerlist.txt) do (
Echo ************************
Echo %%i
Echo ************************
psexec \\%%i -h -u domain\username -p password "\\domain\netlogon\mybatchscript.bat"
)
pause
Very handy during day to day sysadmin tasks!
I have needed FOR EACH, DO batch scripts numerous times over the years and its always hard to find a good one on the Internet.
@ECHO OFF
For /f %%i in (c:\computerlist.txt) do (
Echo ************************
Echo %%i
Echo ************************
psexec \\%%i -h -u domain\username -p password "\\domain\netlogon\mybatchscript.bat"
)
pause
Very handy during day to day sysadmin tasks!
This is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Accordingly, it is difficult to figure out when to end it. But then, this is dummy text. It is not meant to be read. Period.
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